Series: West Virginia Capon Springs CFO 1972

Messages spoken at the West Virginia Capon Springs 1972.

Agnes Sanford made her weekly communion for one year of her life at a time. Working back that way, she came upon a childhood illness at the age of three that changed how she understood her own nervousness. She gave that account to the West Virginia Capon Springs CFO in 1972.

For an Easter morning breakfast Ruth Robison set two dozen hard-boiled eggs on the table, each marked “life” in red, and waited for the ministers to start eating. The paper she reads at the 1972 West Virginia Capon Springs CFO presents Jesus as Lord. His servant takes a fresh commission each morning and reports back at night.